Stereotypes

Screaming, Crying, Hyperventilating: Gendered Expressions of Cry-Behavior in Horror

Kara Bryant, Nina Matloob, Sophie Reynoldson, Kayla Sakayan, Makayl Walsh Deafening screams, fearful gasps, and streaming tears are all common characteristics displayed in one of film’s most prominent genres: horror. Horror films frequently portray situations like violence, villains, and monsters, naturally eliciting distress from the characters involved. Often, the characters exhibit various distress behaviors, including […]

Cry-behavior, gender, Horror films, Stereotypes

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Three Stars is for Authenticity: Cuisine and its Impact on Yelp Reviews

Communications

Mae Altarac, Chloe Chang, Alyssa Cheung, Larissa Li, Tiffany Lieu Societal expectations affect nearly every aspect of our daily lives, even extending as far as what we choose to include in restaurant reviews. Although the main purpose of reading reviews is to learn about the restaurant itself, researchers can also learn about patterns of stereotypes

Culture, Restaurants, Reviews, Stereotypes

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